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Episodes 24 – 26 mark the three-part season finale for ‘Young Justice: Outsiders’ as the team prepares for their final battle against Darkseid.

“Gaman” offers up an exploration of trauma and a traditional ghost story, and we’re not sure which monsters are worse, the bakemono or the military.

Wu Assassins, a Netflix Original series, takes us on an adventure about found family, magic, and of course, martial arts.

As a whole, Two Sentence Horror Stories is a beautifully relevant anthology and “Scion” continues that trajectory for the anthology series.

In episode seven of season three, the Wells have moved from the center of the story to periphery, as new stories begin to take center stage.

‘Young Justice: Outsiders’ newest episode, “Terminus,” finds the team taking on a dangerous mission in order to find their kidnapped teammate, Violet.

In episode two, “All Demons Are Still In Hell,” the real terror is the US military as we watch the eviction and internment of the Terminal Islanders.

Rocko’s modern Life: Static Cling is way more than the nostalgia bait it critiques, offering up a good addition to Netflix’s line of revivals and remakes.

In episode four, “Hide,” Two Sentence Horror Stories offers up a perfect execution of home invasion horror in less than 30-minutes.

Directed by Vea Miao and written by Pornsak Pichetshote, “Legacy” follows the story of a family shaken by domestic violence even after their abuser is in the ground.